Sentence examples similar to statutory close from inspiring English sources

There, a recent review recommended against statutory closing times.Yet the worriers have an example of their own.

The move has raised concerns it will bring the authority, which was set up in 2011 in Melbourne as an independent statutory agency, closer to government and limit its independence.

That leaves an important role for courts to engage in statutory construction, the close analysis used to decide what a statute means, to glean the purpose of a federal law and whether it pre-empts state law.

The safety net of direct enforceability would mean that where our legislators fail to foresee every eventuality, the courts could ensure no individual suffers while waiting for necessary statutory amendments to close the gaps.

There would be no need for a public consultation before publishing statutory notices to close them.

Its cabinet will make a final decision after a statutory notice to close the school is issued in September.

One of the thousand cuts is a misguided Republican initiative that would reopen a dangerous statutory gap now closed by the law.

It established that a statutory rape involving minors close to the age of consent and arising from sexual experimentation should attract a tariff less than that of what Mr Clarke would call "classic rape".

Salmond said he believed Leveson's recommendations to have independent regulation underpinned by the law, as opposed to full statutory control, were very close to his proposals for a new Scottish regulatory body using the Irish model of an independent ombudsman.

It was a controversial appointment, because Bondy, at 63, was thought too close to the statutory retirement age of 65.

"It was a close case of statutory interpretation," she said, "but we respect the court's decision".